Unite Bikers Against Drugs
Our mission is to UNITE all Christian motorcycle organizations as well as Christian bikers and non Christian bikers in a united effort to help stop the spread of drug addiction and alcoholism and substance abuse through knowledge and by offering a better way of life through Jesus Christ.
Welcome To U.B.A.D.
Welcome to U.B.A.D we do not discriminate as to make or model of motorcycle you ride, we ride for the love of the ride, and for the cause. Come ride with us. Get involved help the fight against drugs.
The U.B.A.D. Creed
What We Believe. Scriptures – Inspired by god and divinely authoritative The Bible is the inspired Word of God. Holy men moved upon by the Holy Spirit spoke and wrote as the Holy Spirit inspired them. We accept the whole Bible as the Word of God; but especially the New Testament of our infallible guide in all spiritual, moral, and doctrinal matters. (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:21; 1 Thessalonians 2:13)
We Ride For Friendship
We do not discriminate as to make or model of motorcycle you ride, we ride for the love of the ride & for friendship. U.B.A.D. takes many rides each year. Our rides consist of day and over night trips as well as over the road tours. Come ride with us.
Not Just Along For The Ride
Unite Bikers Against Drugs is not just a Christian motorcycle association filled with Christian bikers along for the ride. With you help we can become a Christian biker organization filled with Christian bikers that truly make a difference.
U.B.A.D. & Law Enforcement.
The object of tU.B.A.D. is to compel active and inactive bikers, non-biker sponsors, faith based organizations, and concerned citizens to unite in the nationwide war on drugs, and to help bring together bikers to promote the awareness of a new counter-drug initiative to help law enforcement, identify drug treatment programs to families, and empower communities to no longer tolerate drug abuse in their neighborhoods and communities; to study, teach, promote and disseminate the fundamental principles and the philosophies of community involvement in the war on drugs and to bring into closer cooperation and fellowship, motorcycle enthusiasts into a common cause.
The U.B.A.D Store.
You will find every sort of U.B.A.D.riding apparel, tees, caps and a lot more here at our online store. Show your support get you cap, pin or tee shirt online today!
U.B.A.D. Women
You women play a very big roll on the mission of U.B.A.D. If you ride a motorcycle of if you’re just a passenger it really does not matter, you can be a member. We encourage women to get involved. U.B.A.D. Women can ride in rides, work as support, hold women’s meetings and ministries to help motivate the cause of uniting bikers against drugs as well as lead those caught in addiction to freedom in the Lord Jesus Christ.
U.B.A.D. Rides In Support Of Others
U.B.A.D. rides to raise money and awareness in support of many causes. On average we hold a dozen or more run’s, rides, and rallies for drug rehabilitation, substance abuse ministries and celebrate recovery organizations to raise funds to help the services they offer. Please Join Us!
Join U.B.A.D. Today!
Please come and join us in our effort to fight a good fight against drugs, drug addiction and substance abuse. Husbands and wives are encouraged to join together. Single men and single women are also encouraged to join. It doesn't even matter if you ride a motorcycle you can join. If you have a heart to help stop the epidemic of drugs in our country and around the world please get involved. Join U.B.A.D. Today!
In Honor Of Our Brothers In Law Enforcement
Law enforcement is the front line in defending our nation and the world against the ever growing drug epidemic and is a very big part of our mission at Unite Bikers Against Drugs. This is why we are honored to present (offer) to you the UBAD COPS patch. This 3”x 2-7/8” lower patch was created exclusively for our friends in Law enforcement allowing you to become affiliate members in support of Unite Bikers Against Drugs.
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Helmet Laws
HELMET USE LAWS
By the early 1970s, virtually all states had laws requiring all motorcyclists to wear helmets. But Illinois repealed its law in 1970 and, by 1980, most states had abandoned or substantially limited theirs usually restricting coverage to riders younger than 18. Legislators in some states later reinstated helmet laws so that all but 4 states now require some or all motorcyclists to wear helmets. (Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, New Hampshire don't have helmet laws.) Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Texas have changed their laws covering all riders to apply only to young riders. Helmet use rates approach 100 percent in 20 states and the District of Columbia where motorcycle helmet laws apply to all riders, but the laws in 27 states that apply only to some cyclists aren't effective.
Bicycle helmets also prevent injuries, but no state has a universal bicycle helmet law. Only 17 states and the District of Columbia have statewide bicycle helmet laws, and they apply only to young riders. Local ordinances in a few states require bicycle helmets for some or all riders.
Helmet Laws By State
Of the fifty states, only 4 are 100% helmet law free:
Colorado, Illinois, Iowa and New Hampshire
Of the other 46 states, 20 have full helmet laws for all motorcycle riders:
Alabama, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia.
You can click on each or any of these states and read the statute, the regulation defining what constitutes a "safety helmet" and our suggestions about how to best attack the statute in court.
19 States have helmet laws that exempt adult riders, riders over the age of majority 18 years old and over:
Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
There are 7 states that require adult bikers between the ages of 18 and 20 to wear a helmet:
Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Texas.
